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Silvion Ramsunder was working on the 78th floor of the World Trade Center when a plane hit the tower on 9/11, 25 years ago. Ramsunder told 60 Minutes just days after the attack that a body had landed on top of him. Despite suffering a punctured lung and burns, he was able to move. At that moment, he thought: “I have a chance. Let’s get out of here.” Doug Brown, who was also rushing to escape the tower, slowed down to help Ramsunder. Together, they made their way down floor after floor. “On the 17th floor, two firemen are walking up,” Brown recalled. “He gave me a compress to put on Silvion’s chest, and I doubt that they ever -- those firemen made it down. They kept going up.” For more from the 60 Minutes archive, tune in tonight at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Lesley Stahl will revisit one of the first 60 Minutes stories after 9/11, reported by her late colleague Ed Bradley, about Summit, N.J., which lost nine residents in the attacks. #worldtradecenter #911remembrance
Silvion Ramsunder was working on the 78th floor of the World Trade Center when a plane hit the tower on 9/11, 25 years ago. Ramsunder told 60 Minutes just days after the attack that a body had landed on top of him. Despite suffering a punctured lung and burns, he was able to move. At that moment, he thought: “I have a chance. Let’s get out of here.” Doug Brown, who was also rushing to escape the tower, slowed down to help Ramsunder. Together, they made their way down floor after floor. “On the 17th floor, two firemen are walking up,” Brown recalled. “He gave me a compress to put on Silvion’s chest, and I doubt that they ever -- those firemen made it down. They kept going up.” For more from the 60 Minutes archive, tune in tonight at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Lesley Stahl will revisit one of the first 60 Minutes stories after 9/11, reported by her late colleague Ed Bradley, about Summit, N.J., which lost nine residents in the attacks. #worldtradecenter #911remembrance
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